Chris Christie stiffs winner in fantasy football league
- Feb 24, 2014
Gov. Chris Christie and a group of deadbeat celebs stiffed the winner of their fantasy football league by not paying their dues, sources exclusively tell Page Six.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie and a group of deadbeat celebs stiffed the winner of their fantasy football league by not paying their dues, sources exclusively tell Page Six.
Read More . . .Las Vegas-based Real Gaming, formerly known as South Point Poker, has launched RealGaming.com, a new real-money online poker website in the US state of Nevada.
Read More . . .A panel tasked with figuring out how to reignite Delaware's ailing gambling industry could face a bust.
Read More . . .Gamblers will soon be able to use prepaid access cards to play slot machines in Nevada, a technological advancement that has some critics concerned that easier access to cash in a casino would broaden problem gambling.
Read More . . .Income Access, the technology and marketing company that specialises in online affiliate recruitment, has linked up with the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa resort in Atlantic City, US, to launch BorgataPartners.com.
Read More . . .The prospect of Vegas-style sports gambling in New Jersey now rests on the persuasiveness of a 45 page legal brief just filed with the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read More . . .The countless Arizonans who play fantasy football for prizes may no longer have to wonder whether they are breaking the law.
Read More . . .As the Oregon Legislature looks at laws to require the Oregon Lottery to focus more on problem gamblers, other states are diving headlong into the brave, not-so-new world of Internet gambling.
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and the US state's Attorney General office have submitted an appeal to the US Supreme Court in a bid to allow racetracks and Atlantic City casinos to offer sportsbetting.
Read More . . .Casino giant Las Vegas Sands Corp. said Tuesday that hacking into their websites and internal systems last week went deeper than the company had previously known.
Read More . . .Keith Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer of Boyd Gaming, has a simple message for those who argue that regulated online gambling revenue will cannibalize and based casino revenue. You're wrong.
Read More . . .The digital currency bitcoin -- once used to facilitate online drug deals -- now appears to be enabling people to get around regulations banning online betting.
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